California Released A List Of Low-Performing Schools, Here's Why | Kristen Taketa
02/06/19 • 11 min
California for the first time released a list of its lowest-performing 8 percent of public schools in the state, but some experts are skeptical that education leaders will use this new information and related funding to effectively improve those schools.
The state’s list includes 58 San Diego County schools, including 14 district schools and 5 charter schools within the San Diego Unified School District.
https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/education/sd-me-worst-performing-schools-20190204-story.html
California for the first time released a list of its lowest-performing 8 percent of public schools in the state, but some experts are skeptical that education leaders will use this new information and related funding to effectively improve those schools.
The state’s list includes 58 San Diego County schools, including 14 district schools and 5 charter schools within the San Diego Unified School District.
https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/education/sd-me-worst-performing-schools-20190204-story.html
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